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The inner world of the Disneyverse is about to be 100% filled with the predominant full television animation in Disney's epic style. The Disney brand epic client created in 1984 from the Disneyverse franchisee, Disney Television Animation (DTA), formerly known as Walt Disney Pictures Television Animation Group from its founding until 1987 and Walt Disney Television Animation from 1987 to 2011, is a major America's number one animated television production studio, creating over 128 multi-season, multi-episode and multi-character television shows that appealed to audiences around the world, entirely created and developed by several iconic animation creators. DTVA created various original properties for The Walt Disney Company's most notable property networks and distribution, particularly Disney Channel, Disney XD and Disney Junior, and even the Disney+ streaming service, and also worked closely with sister branch Disney Branded Television. Originally founded as the division of the late 20-year Walt Disney Television (founded in 1983 and folded in 2003), Disney Television Animation served as part of the Walt Disney Studios under its newly formed production board Disney Animation Group, and, therefore, as the division of Disney General Entertainment Content through its Disney Television Group unit via Disney Television Animation. Other works included television specials, television movies, theatrical features, direct-to-video features, miscellaneous work and other credits, entirely separate from the television products that Disney Television Animation originated. About Disney Animation Group: Disney Animation Group is the full animation production arm of Walt Disney Studios, dedicated to creating, developing and producing various Disney-branded animation productions around the world. Members of its division included Walt Disney Animation Studios (including Walt Disney Animation Studios Vancouver), Disney Television Animation, Disney Europe Animation, Pixar Animation Studios (including its newly formed Pixar Television Animation brand), Marvel Animation (including its Marvel Studios subsidiary Marvel Studios Animation), Lucasfilm Animation, 20th Century Animation, 20th Television Animation, The Muppets Studio, DreamWorks Animation Studios, and its 75.5% majority stake in The Puyo Puyo Tetris Company. About Disney Television Production: Part of Disney Television Group, itself a division of Disney General Entertainment Content, the Disney Television Production content branch comprises Disney Television Studios, It's a Laugh Productions, Disney Original Documentary, Disney Original Documentary, 20th Television, It's a Laugh Productions, Marvel Television, Touchstone Television, Disney Unscripted and Alternative Entertainment, and XYZ Entertainment, as well as its branch Disney Animation Production including Walt Disney Animation Studios Vancouver, Disney Television Animation, 20th Television Animation, and Walt Disney Television Alternative. Disney Television Production produces award-winning, culture-defining programming for all platforms including “The Simpsons,” “This Is Us,” “Grey’s Anatomy,” “The Simpsons,” “Jimmy Kimmel Live!,” “black-ish,” “Pose,” “American Horror Story,” “American Crime Story,” “Godfather of Harlem,” “Zootopia+,” “Disney's Rock Gang,” and more. Disney Television Production currently produces more than 100 series through its studios across 20 broadcast, cable, digital and international platforms. Its programming now reaches more than a billion people every day across the world; in as many as 135 countries, across six continents, in 35 different languages. About Disneyverse: Are you ready for the magical trend with a favorable thing? Maybe you guessed it, because this world is just like Disney. The Disneyverse, launched on October 16, 1923, is a popular American shared narrative continuity featuring a world of entertainment. The Disneyverse was primarily made up of three major media conglomerates: The Walt Disney Company, The Onward Company, and The Sonic & Donkey Kong Company (including Donkey Kong Enterprises and Sonic Media). The other Disneyverse companion companies included Walmart, Journeys, JCPenney, and others. Since its launch on October 16, 1923, the Disneyverse has a total of more than 182,176 productions and has become the most popular continuing narrative experience shared with favorable talent in history. The senior principal director for the Disneyverse is Mickey Mouse & Friends (plus the Pokémon franchise), while the assistant director for the continuity is the Puyo Puyo franchise, a Sega Sammy franchise originally launched in 1984.